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Why the Guardian is going down the pan!

I suppose the next thrilling piece will be 'how to have a shit after eating toast'

It looks like the guardian is working up to the big one......how to tell its readers with their planet sized egos and their peanut sized brains how to do baked beans on toast
 
Yes, doing this means taking time out from the day to day admin that takes up so much of our working lives, but nobody got ahead by being really good at filling in a spreadsheet.

We see a desire for fame and recognition as a bad thing but we forget that hardly anyone gets to the top alone. By striking out and building something for themselves these people are also creating employment for others.

:facepalm: 'wealth creators'
 
Making a pot noodle edible would be quite an achievement though.

Has one advantage though. If you're criminally hungover from the night before then your Pot Noodle will look and smell as appetising coming back up as it did going down.

Personally, I prefer a half-can of last night's flat cider and a slice of pizza or kebab from down the side of the sofa. Breakfast Of Champions.
 
And then get it published and paid for.
It writes itself. Whether it's acceptable to have carpet in the toilet, what to call the toilet, what kind of toilet paper to use (reviewed by top shitters), whether the paper goes over or under, reading material, etc etc
 
It writes itself. Whether it's acceptable to have carpet in the toilet, what to call the toilet, what kind of toilet paper to use (reviewed by top shitters), whether the paper goes over or under, reading material, etc etc


The only thing that the guardian is good for now is a substitute for Andrex but I have found that not only is Andrex better for arse wiping but a roll of Andrex is a better read than the guardian
 
Do people still buy these newspapers?
I suppose you can't wipe your arse with the internet
 
http://www.theguardian.com/money/blog/2014/dec/06/cleaner-employ-sack-cleaning-schedule-rows

Every week a Guardian Money reader submits a question, and it’s up to you to help him or her out – a selection of the best answers will appear in next Saturday’s paper.

This week’s question

A pay cut means we have had to sack our cleaner to save the £25 a week she cost, but, a month on, nothing’s being cleaned and the house is starting to resemble a squat. We set aside two hours on a Saturday morning but it’s not happening. How do other couples divvy up the cleaning without major rows?
 
Alan Rusbridger stepping down as editor after 20 years.
Alan Rushbridger who didn't read a letter from Andy Hayman asking him to take his investigative team off the poor souls at Stoke Newington police station but co-incidentally did take his investigative team off the poor souls at Stoke Newington police station? Then found the letter on file when he was asked by the investigative team whether he had taken them off the poor souls at SNPS as a result of a letter from Hayman. But who said he had never seen or read the letter from Hayman? That fucking little shitcunt Alan Rushbridger or another one?
 
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